/lit/ - Literature

What exactly is induction? Let us settle this once and for all. I had some argument with some retarded hegel fag who thought that induction was not part of logic and was only confined to observation and scientific inquiry, he ignored all the other parts which include argument by analogy, mathematical induction, generalization, he had the gall to argue that the proposition, triangles have three sides, was inductive because triangles require observation, ignoring the linguistic part--aristotle, and appealing only to hume's definition. My view about it is that induction is whatever is left of logic that is not deduction, and hegel's dialectic falls under this category, and whatever other esoteric logic you think exists, para consistent, transcendental, whatever contradicts the law of non-contradiction too.

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Freedom is a lie sold to us by modernity

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Happens a for me with women

I want to write in third person omniscient, so lets say i am describing something happening to the main character, so he is about to be clobbered. I want to be able to shift btn him having no idea what's happening and the attacker's perspective towards the beginning of the attack. Are there any rules against this? I have heard editors talk about it on youtube but it doesn't seem like a particularly rigid rule, it seems more like a preference for them.

What are the best books about the misery of life?